AMD mostra una scheda vdeo Vega della famiglia Nano

[Redazione di Hardware Upg]

Link alla notizia: http://www.hwupgrade.it/news/skvideo...ano_70288.html

Dimensioni ultra compatte anche per una futura scheda video basata su GPU Vega, mostrata da AMD durante il proprio evento Capsaicin

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[Max_R]

Oooooooh spettacolo
Ora vediamo se fanno come la precedente, senza tagliare nulla di fisico e come va

[Gyammy85]

Bella
Costerà cara...la fury nano quanto veniva?

[Gyammy85]

Originariamente inviato da Veradun

649$, quanto la Fury X

Troppo cara...mi sa che alla fine andrò di 580 fanboy edition...

[sintopatataelettronica]

Originariamente inviato da Veradun

Se continua cosi' rischia di costare piu' la 580

nemmeno si trovano in vendita... se non a prezzi da usura.. e magari pure us(ur)ate.

(maledetto mining e follia collettiva)

[Mparlav]

Originariamente inviato da sintopatataelettronica

nemmeno si trovano in vendita... se non a prezzi da usura.. e magari pure us(ur)ate.

(maledetto mining e follia collettiva)

semi OT:
https://www.techpowerup.com/235700/e...-for-transport

"Even AMD has acknowledged the impact of mining on graphics cards shipments. This is something AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su touched on the impact of mining on graphics cards shipments and availability during a recent earnings call.

"Relative to cryptocurrency, we have seen some elevated demand," Dr. Su said. "But it's important to say we didn't have cryptocurrency in our forecast, and we're not looking at it as a long-term growth driver. But we'll certainly continue to watch the developments around the blockchain technologies as they go forwards." Dr. Su went on to say that inventories of GPUs are "quite lean" at the moment. AMD is "working on replenishing" stock, adding that the company's priority is on the gaming market. Although we have to say: there's virtually no guarantee new stock won't just be gobbled up by mining conglomerates as well. And we have a feeling (just a feeling, based on past experience) that Vega won't do much for the AMD card stock."

Se malauguratamente le Vega andassero forti nel mining con i driver definitivi, scordiamocele di vederle al prezzo annunciato, continueranno a farne incetta.

[Gyammy85]

Originariamente inviato da Mparlav

semi OT:
https://www.techpowerup.com/235700/e...-for-transport

"Even AMD has acknowledged the impact of mining on graphics cards shipments. This is something AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su touched on the impact of mining on graphics cards shipments and availability during a recent earnings call.

"Relative to cryptocurrency, we have seen some elevated demand," Dr. Su said. "But it's important to say we didn't have cryptocurrency in our forecast, and we're not looking at it as a long-term growth driver. But we'll certainly continue to watch the developments around the blockchain technologies as they go forwards." Dr. Su went on to say that inventories of GPUs are "quite lean" at the moment. AMD is "working on replenishing" stock, adding that the company's priority is on the gaming market. Although we have to say: there's virtually no guarantee new stock won't just be gobbled up by mining conglomerates as well. And we have a feeling (just a feeling, based on past experience) that Vega won't do much for the AMD card stock."

Se malauguratamente le Vega andassero forti nel mining con i driver definitivi, scordiamocele di vederle al prezzo annunciato, continueranno a farne incetta.

Where's vega? in the mine...

[sintopatataelettronica]